A real Parsons Green gem, Ollie's House knows how to throw a party. Whether you're heading in for the live DJ sets every Friday and Saturday night or for the lip-smacking happy hour, this venue is sure to impress.

A Fulham favourite, The Rose Pub boasts one of London's top beer gardens and an extensive drinks menu. In terms of food, expect a range of the comfort classics served all year round, along with a cracking summertime BBQ cooking up everything from burgers and steak to lobster.

Gracing the banks of Imperial Wharf, The Waterside bar is a great place to drink in Fulham. Take your pick from their impressive list of cocktails, wines and ales before heading out to their heated terrace for an alfresco aperitif whilst taking in romantic sunset views over the Thames.

A citywide cocktail empire, Simmons is serving up cheap drinks and epic happy hours in West London. Take to the popular bar where you'll find a parlour of kitsch tricks and treats, retro games and £2.50 G&Ts every day, except Saturday, from 4pm until 9pm .

Duke on the Green is a marvellous neighbourhood pub, dishing up British plates and cold pints aplenty. They also plate up a hefty roast every Sunday and have a strong collection of locally-distilled gins in their arsenal. 

Kona Kai brings the Polynesian party ashore with its beach shack-themed interiors and cheeky tiki tipples. Try out this Hawaiian bar where seashell light features, totem pole drinks and flaming libations are ready and waiting to get your night off to a fantastic start.

Step away from the bustle of Fulham High Street and enter The Brown Cow, a quaint and cosy pub fronting wooden benches, cosy sofas and candle-lit tables. There's something for everyone on the menu, from snacks and small plates like a chorizo scotch egg served with smoked tomato aioli, to English lamb kofta flatbreads, all of which can be washed down with a cocktail or two.

When it comes down to top-notch Fulham bars, Neverland is a real winner. This quirky venue changes its themes with the seasons, such as a riverside beach club, a cosy alpine lodge and a gorgeous Asian cherry blossom pop-up, making for the perfect backdrop all year round.

Brimming with colour and quirky flourishes, the Cock Tavern is a contemporary pub in Fulham. From quiz nights and Sunday roasts down to a regularly-changing roster of craft beer, an open fireplace and plush furniture, this watering hole has a little flair to its name. 

After Fulham pubs and bars? The Tommy Tucker is a great choice thanks to its friendly, old school feel, which combines with modern comforts and those cool wall murals. But that's not all, as you can expect all your favourite drinks plus fab British grub.

McGettigan's is the Irish bar where everyone is invited. Whether you're looking for a night of live music, a buzzy spot to catch all the game-day action or the - alleged - best Guinness in England, you'll find them all at this top bar in Fulham.

Located just minutes from Fulham Broadway station, this slinky wine bar is an ideal pick for dinner and drinks. With a huge variety of vinos available and small plates on hand to keep you fuelled up, Vagabond is a crowd-pleaser.

Located on Vanston Place in the heart of Fulham, The Wolfpack Inn is a great venue for tasty bevvies. Head inside this vibrant hub for its bespoke cocktail list and rock 'n' roll ambience. And when there are big sporting matches? This haunt will be showing them on its HD screens.

On the hunt for a cosy pub? Golden Lion is a brilliant Fulham bar near you. You can nab two mains for £10 Monday to Friday or get stuck into a few nibbles, alongside a slew of boozy bevvies. We recommend the watermelon sour or espresso martini.

The Prince is a charming pub in Fulham with one of the area's dreamiest outdoor spaces for summertime sips. Day or night, it's a stunning venue with a woodland-inspired pergola, an ample bar selection and four delicious street-food vendors keeping its guests well fed.

A weird and wonderful Fulham bar, The Little Blue Door is a treasure trove of drinking, dining and late-night dancing. Kitted out to look like the interiors of a lavish apartment, the haunt offers a world of bottomless brunches, extravagant dinners and killer cocktails.

Hankering for a brew by the river? In need of some good old gastro grub? Then the Blue Boat is the place for you. Heralded for its charming nooks and nautical flecks, the waterside boozer also delivers on the drinks front with a prime selection of London ales at its beck and call.

Tucked away behind Queens Tennis Club is The Colton Arms, your one-stop-shop for tasty pints. Here you'll find friendly staff and a welcoming atmosphere for newcomers and regulars alike, as well as a kitchen delivering seasonal treats.